TAB Makes Changes At ACT Branches Schedule Adjustments
TAB announces changes to its branches with closure on Tuesdays and a shift to five open outlets. The treasurer John Matthews cites rationalization and cost savings while another executive states ongoing reviews across all branches. Civic Square venue announces altered hours and a Saturday tour ahead of upcoming events.
Manly-Warringah Power Through Tough Rounds In Rugby League
Sydney rugby league action saw Manly-Warringah overcome North Sydney and Cronulla while fielding a depleted side. Armstrong and Randall starred as the team pushed through a costly ban and injuries, with Bragg and Beeson contributing important plays amid trailing gaps.
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Hunt Scheduled Tomorrow Morning
A fragmented notice reads that a hunt is scheduled for tomorrow morning with unclear details. Names, places, and organizers are unreadable in the source. The readable portion confirms timing but lacks precise locations or participants.
Juventus and Croatia Deakin Lead ACT Soccer Round
In the seventh round Juventus beat Olympic Selwil two goals from Arthur Smo and Walter Valeri with an Olympic goal from Johnny Leas Croutia Debs. Croatia Deakin won via Zorba Motkenic and Tony Kudovanogis while Woden moved to second after a 2-1 win over Goulburn. St George halted ANU’s surge with a solid defensive display.
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Wests grip Shield threat as Belconnen fall reshaped
Wests dominated the annual rugby league clash, routing Belconnen 34 to 13 in a high stakes second round match. Key playmakers Fueled by Peters Young and Disk Me Candy, Wests forged a commanding forward display while backline defense stifled Belconnen’s threats.
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